as an assistant professor of public policy in northeastern university in boston thank you both. now the explosion happened in the port area of the lebanese capital of beirut let's go through what is known it's a densely populated district with plenty of residential buildings nearby the blast destroyed buildings over a wide area the shock waves could be felt for a field the cypress that's around 240 kilometers away no the exact cause of the blast is still unknown but lebanon's interior minister has said it happened in they were hosts storing ammonium nitrate a volatile chemical compound used in both fertilizers and. let's take a look right now it was something these are live pictures of water all going fires that's what happened after the immediate. then in nearby regions of swelled in the beirut port area and further into the city center to 20 minutes after. the blaze has been raging for over 6 hours the lebanese interior minister says the explosion appears to have been caused by about a huge stock pile of ammonium nitrate in the ports area the 1st explosion in beirut was report

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alabama has recorded more than 1,200 cases since classes resumed on campus two weeks ago, and northeastern university sent warnings to freshman planning on a party on vietnam, in some cases threatening to withdraw their admissions. >>> millions of americans are still out of work. stimulus talks are not moving, and now many furloughed workers are being let go for good. last week several major companies including mgm resorts, bed, bath and beyond, stanley, black and decker all announced layoffs as they reassess damage cause bid coronavirus. the job cuts at mgm start today. las vegas of course has been crushed by this pandemic. data shows the number of visitors declined 61% from july of last year. major airlines are planning thousands of layoffs unless they receive federal funding. airlines are not allowed to make layoffs or pay cuts because of the c.a.r.e.s act. that money runs out the end of the september. this new wave of layoffs as the economy shows sign of some recovery, economists expect 1.4 million jobs were added back in august. many are simply people returning to work from temporary layoffs. if

some of which have been theresa gatherings or let ix incoming students planning to attend northeastern university in boston, massachusetts this fall only to find another school if they don't agree to follow the university social gathering guidelines. syracuse university in new york has already handed down interim suspensions to 23 students after they gathered on the campus quad wednesday night we cannot go to bars and indoor dining we have to wear masks, we have to do the hard work to do the thing that matters the most which to get our kids through the school year. so i'd like to see people realize that what we do today matters tomorrow, let's put in the work. >>as far as latest numbers in south carolina, the state is nearing 110,000 coronavirus cases in georgia department of public health reports 95 new covid related deaths on saturday bringing the state's total to over 5,000. >>in florida state's covid-19 cases are nearing 600,000. good news in new jersey, the state is seeing its lowest number of coronavirus related hospitalizations since march 24th, the governor tweeted saturday the problem is

. >> reporter: across the country in boston in northeastern university, upping the ante on mandatory covid testing, students must test negative three times to attend class and in the midwest, ohio state signing the buckeye pledge, acknowled acknowledging to attend in-person classes. earlier this summer, federal lawmakers raised concerns when ohio state athletes had to sign a pledge essentially calling it a liability waiver. the school's president denied that saying the school's goal is to make sure the students are protecting themselves and they also know what they're signing up for. >> really interesting signing a pledge. i can see why it would be controversial, but compelling. >>> coming up on "gma" -- a related story, how teenagers are helping other teenagers get through this pandemic. a related story, how teenagers are helping other teenagers get through this pandemic. ...crunchy oat clusters with a hotouch of honey...ombine... ...plump, juicy raisins... ...and tasty fiber... ...into one delicious cereal? it took a lot of branstorming. get it? kellogg's raisin bran crunch. two sc

bit more about soldiers, and my colleague, margaret burnham -- she is a law professor at northeastern university, where she runs a clinic called civil rights and restorative justice can where they preserve civil-rights era cold cases, homicides that were not solved, african americans in the south who were subject to lethal violence come in she wrote a special issue on the history of racial violence and legacies, and i would be happy to share with you, get in touch with you. she did a wonderful article called "soldiers in buses," and in it, she shares a number of quotes at the beginning cared i will share a few of these with you to give you a sense of the violence meted on black soldiers, but also -- and also i want to say a bit about why important stage for race-related political violence. first, a letter from a man named thomas foster to franklin roosevelt, president roosevelt in 1943, where he complains that his sun, sergeant foster, had been murdered by a little rock police officer, and he says, "i am not asking for more for him van i want for any american and essentially he says, "i want you

cases some of which have been theresa gatherings reflux incoming students planning to attend northeastern universityhusetts this fall only to find another school if they don't agree to follow the university social gathering guidelines. syracuse university in new york has already handed down interim suspensions to 23 students after they gathered on the campus quad wednesday night we cannot go to bars and indoor dining we have to wear masks, we have to do the hard work to do the thing that matters the most which to get our kids through the school year. so i'd like to see people realize that what we do today matters tomorrow, let's put in the work. >>as far as latest numbers in south carolina, the state is nearing 110,000 coronavirus cases in georgia department of public health reports 95 new covid related deaths on saturday bringing the state's total to over 5,000. >>in florida state's covid-19 cases are nearing 600,000. good news in new jersey, the state is seeing its lowest number of coronavirus related hospitalizations since march 24th, the governor tweeted saturday the problem is when we see some

first up, stop partying or leave, northeastern university is warning students large gatherings couldt of campus housing or even expelled. michael, do you see this happening? michael: i have no idea how they're going to enforce this. this is an insane policy. these are college kids. if i was returning to school right now, i don't know that i could pay to go to college with these types of restrictions. i also think it's ridiculous by the university. you're something like 30 or 40 times more likely between the ages of 18 and 35 to die of a cr accident versus the coronavirus. i think the beastie boys wrote a song about this, you've got to fight for your right to party. [ laughter ] maria: oh, boy. yes, you do. you have to fight for it. next up, roger goodell is taking a step back, lee, the nfl commissioner said he should have listened earlier to players kneeling during the national anthem. goodell acknowledged during an interview that he wishes he knew back then what was going on in communities. michael, your take? michael: maria, roger goodell gets a lot of flack for good reason. he's t

at boston's northeastern university, a threat to rescinded mission for any student found in violation. tulane also enforcing penalties for parties while remaining realistic about cases. >> we're a city. every city has cases. we just have to make sure that we diagnose it very quickly and care for those individuals. >> and in new york a court order stopped one couple's wedding, the expected guest list 175. the state bans gathers larger than 50. >> why should they be allowed to have this wedding? >> 10,000 bars and restaurants across the state lawfully have gatherings in excess of 50 people. >> blayne joins us live from georgia tech. blayne, what is the college doing there about the getting them tested at one of the free sites on campus. it's certainly worth noting for context the university of north carolina shut down in-person classes after 177 cases here at georgia tech, they have 251, kate. >> all right. blayne alexander, thank you. our covid coverage continues next. the one question you need to ask before sending your kids back into the classroom. >>> also, why some police departmen